K-12 TLC Guide to African-American Slave Trade

African-American Slave Trade

African Cultural Center

K-12 TLC Guide to Slavery
K-12 TLC Guide to African-American History
K-12 TLC Guide to African Immigration to America

Countries of Origin, Slave Ships
Routes, Markets

African-American Slave Trade	BBC. Central Oregon Community College. Encarta. Library of Congress: Beginnings. A Journey in Chains. Lloyd's Register. The Mariners' Museum. Metropolitain Museum of Art. Mystic Seaport Museum. National Park Service. PBS. Providence College. Spartacus: African Slave Trade. Slave Markets. Thinkquest. UNESCO: Breaking the Silence. Slave Voyages. Danish-Norwegian Slave Trade. University of Calgary. University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire.
African-American Slave Trade Countries of Origin	Africa: K-12 TLC Guide. Angola: K-12 TLC Guide. Benin: K-12 TLC Guide. Gambia: K-12 TLC Guide. Ghana: K-12 TLC Guide. Mozambique: K-12 TLC Guide. Nigeria: K-12 TLC Guide. Senegal: K-12 TLC Guide.
African-American Slave Trade Slave Ships	The Amistad Mutiny: K-12 TLC Guide. Encarta. Eyewitness to History. Juneteenth.com. The Mariners' Museum: Enduring the Middle Passage. Illness and Death. Provisions. Resistance. Sailing and Storms. Ships and Crews. Stowage. Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society: Last Slave Ships. A Slave Ship Speaks. Merseyside Maritime Museum. National Geographic. PBS: Interior of a Slave Ship. Insurrection on Board a Slave Ship. Living Africans Thrown Overboard. *Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Spartacus. UNESCO Norway. University of Virginia*.
African-American Slave Trade Routes	African Culture Center. BBC. Breaking the Silence, UNESCO. European Countries, UNESCO: Denmark. France. Norway. Netherlands. Portugal. Spain. United Kingdom. The Literary Encyclopedia. Maps: Maps.com. PortCities Bristol. The Mariners' Museum. Spinning the Web.
African-American Slave Trade Markets	Slavery in Colonial America: K-12 TLC Guide. Slavery: K-12 TLC Guide: Connecticut. Delaware. Georgia. Maryland. Massachusetts. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New York. North Carolina. Rhode Island. South Carolina. Slave Markets in North America: Breaking the Silence, UNESCO. *Chickenbones: A Journal. George Mason University. The Mariner's Museum. National Park Service. PBS. Stanley-Whitman House Museum. Spartacus. Slave Markets in the Caribbean and South America: Breaking the Silence, UNESCO: Brazil. Barbados. Cuba. Dominican Republic. Haiti. Jamaica. Netherlands Antilles. Trinidad and Tobago. Exploring Amistad. Jamaica Information Service. Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society. Thinkquest*.

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This guide last edited 03/30/2007
This guide last revised 08/25/2008
This guide created 7/18/2005